WHY IS THE STATE OF ISRAEL SO TERRIBLY SINFUL AND SO TERRIBLY WRONG?

WHY IS THE STATE OF ISRAEL SO TERRIBLY SINFUL AND SO TERRIBLY WRONG?

There was once a king exiled from the nation he himself had established when rebels betrayed him, overthrew his rule, and removed him from power. This new regime built a parliament and enacted new laws directly contrary to those established by the old king. Understandably, of course, when elections are needed to re-elect and reinforce the policies of the rebellious government, loyal supporters of the original king are sympathetic and heartbroken. Furthermore, if those who were close to the old king cooperate in the elections or, even worse, participate in this sinful congress, forgiveness will never be granted them when the emperor is returned to his former power. When the awaited day comes and the rightful kingdom is restored, it is understood that those having no connection whatsoever with the revolution or its government and rules will be enormously rewarded. Conversely, however, those revolting and not sympathizing with the plight of their king will be terribly punished.

This is exactly the way the secular State of Israel can be portrayed.

A Democracy represents its people. Every voting person is participating in the government. Electing someone to represent him in congress is the same as appearing there himself to voice his opinion.

There is no way whatsoever to destroy their vile plans. By voting and taking part in this “Kenesset” you admit and agree that this is a right place and that what they do is right. You just help them perform more wrong doings. Nothing exists without compromise. There is no choice but to surrender to many of their terrible acts.

Forever, in all generations, have all trusted Rabbonim and Jewish leaders resented any such type of establishment. Today, as well, Rabbis strongly protest any similar act.

In the 1800’s many (26) Gedolim prohibited electing and participating in a Jewish congress in Hungary that did not agree to obey the Torah rules. It was wrong, even if it was in the forbidden state of Israel (as long as we are in exile). It was not even in a privately owned land (which we are not yet allowed to have) and still it was not good.

Over eighty years ago Rabbi Yosef Chaim Zonnenfeld, may his memory be blessed, Chief Rabbi of Jerusalem and ruling over many other Rabbis, objected to a Jewish parliament in Israel that did not adhere to the teachings of the Torah.

Rabbi Zonnenfeld Israel was under English rule at that time, the parliament was not in full charge of the country, and yet it was wrong.
The Torah is our only constitution and there is nothing above it. As long as we Jews are in exile we ought to bow and be humble to all other nations of the world. Raise your heads and show the world. The “Kenesset” stand for just the contrary. They vigorously fight and don’t surrender to the Arabs.

When the Arabs lived in Israel they were very good neighbors with Jewish population. By cooperating in the “sinful” elections or by being part of the “sinful Kenesset” itself you consent to the idea to fight and overthrow the Arabs. This is a terrible fault according to the Torah.

Hundreds of thousands of ultra-orthodox Jews all over the world, including many in Israel itself, fiercely resent these elections. It is as the true loyal supporters of Hashem-God and his Holy Torah, which the pain and sympathy for the original king evokes in our hearts when these revolting elections come forward. It’s as if the rebellion is happening once again when the elections renew the Kenesset so sinfully.

Until we are freed from our exile, we shall never own Israel but must patiently wait for our Messiah to come to us. He will give back this Holy Nation to the suffering Jews who owned it before the exile began. Then will be the grand time when Hashem-God will finally return to his rightful place and do right for those that did right to him and rightful punishment to those who did wrong to him.

Again and again the State of Israel, the “Kenesset” and now more importantly, the elections are terrible sins according to the Torah. We true Jews shout: “It is wrong, wrong, wrong!!


TRUE TORAH JEWS DO NOT PARTICIPATE IN ZIONIST STATE ELECTIONS
True Torah Jews participate in the government elections of their host countries, but are forbidden by tenets of their faith to participate in elections in the Zionist State which calls itself 'Israel'. This article explains why.

OPPOSITION TO ISRAELI ELECTIONS
March 2006:

Israel, March 28, 2006
Orthodox Jews in the so-called State of "Israel" demonstrated their opposition to the elections.

MASSES OF ORTHODOX JEWS OPPOSE ISRAELI ELECTIONS AS SINFUL
January, 2003:

The worldwide view of the recent Israeli elections, as reported in the media, suffers from the mistaken belief that all Orthodox Jews patronize and support the State of Israel, its parliament, and its rules when, in fact, a great number of Orthodox Jews are in opposition to what it taking place in Israel and believe that many Israeli Jews and their leaders have forsaken their duties to Judaism and the True Torah guidance.

Therefore, to dispel this mistaken view, we wish to state clearly and precisely that the Jewish people have always been far removed from involvement in the business of government, including elections. Opposition to the involvement in government continues to this day.


Israel, January 28, 2003
The true Rabbis have prohibited and demanded that observant Jews refrain from such involvement. Over the years and in present times they have published letters and advertisements to explain and spread the reason why it is a terrible sin to support Israel, the Kenesset, or their elections.

We are confident in our statements. According to our Holy Torah every form of sovereignty, especially in Israel, is a rebellious and betrayful act.All that participate, by any means, in Israel, the Kenesset, or their elections, take part in this rebellion and we shall not join them.


Grand Rebbe Joel Teitelbaum
Some years ago about 94 Rabbis from across the globe, headed by Satmar Grand Rabbi Joel Teitelbaum, may his memory be blessed, gave their signatures to boycott elections in Israel. Participating in elections was prohibited throughout the years by Major Rabbis and that prohibition is still respected today by the ultra-orthodox population. They and we are trying to persuade even more religious Jews to admit the truth. The statistics confirm that the number of people refraining from voting continues to escalate each time elections occur in Israel.

This year, 2003, for the sixteenth time since Israeli elections began in 1949, the Grand Beth Din of Jerusalem and the Central Rabbinical Congress of the United States and Canada have put a boycott on these sinful elections. Each time elections took place they renewed their prohibitions. They proclaim that it is an absolute crime to be part of these sinful elections. This belief was presented by “all” previous Rabbis and may no one deny this fact by not obeying. It was just simple and nobody even thought that something else could be right.

Lately, when the Zionists campaigned for the State of Israel, false Rabbis have had the audacity to change the true Torah Theory. They had, and still have, no permission whatsoever to do so.

In 1961 a letter was published with 36 more Rabbis adding their signatures to the previous list. They stated: “May nobody be a part of Israel, Kenesset, or elections.” Various Rabbis, including many Sephardic leaders (not only Ashkenas, but all united Jews) have restated the sin that one should stay far from Israel, Kenesset and elections. This declaration, to step back as much as possible from Kenesset and their elections, was accepted by hundreds of thousands of Ultra-Orthodox Jews in Israel. They have received support from hundreds of thousands of Jews from all over the world that feel the same pain that the Zionists have caused Hashem-God, the Torah, and the Jews.

Many major public gatherings were arranged to explain the sin of joining in the elections. Brochures were distributed explicitly boycotting the Kenesset and the elections.

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